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TattleTeeny

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  1. When my boyfriend holds up something to show me, he always holds it up for far longer than I need him to! Sometimes it gets on my nerves. Typing it out here, though, makes me laugh — it’s so dumb and funny the way he stands, frozen with his phone (or whatever it is) held at my eye level. He’s being considerate, I know, but why does he think I need SO LONG to see a picture of his friend’s dog or his new business card or whatever?!
  2. Yes, but it was pageant girls. He talked about walking around wherever he wanted at the pageants he owned, including the locker rooms (or whatever you’d call it for a pageant — “locker room” does not sound right at all, haha!). ETA: I should have said “pageant girls also”; I didn’t mean to imply that he didn’t do this to adult women as well.
  3. If I were the Ariana in the situation, I would definitely want to get away from the Tom ASAP, so I would probably move out. I would also move out if I were the Tom (I could not do that in my actual life though, because it's my place). If they are both paying the expenses, why should she have to leave when he was the one who decided that the life being collectively lived in that house was worthless to him? Also, while it's a bit crazy to have assistants running interference inside of a house, I don't see why she needs to talk to him outside of any absolute necessity. Also also, I dislike Jo and for all I know she is a raging asshole. But this treatment of her makes me feel bad -- especially without any on-camera proof.
  4. Yup. He stepped out of the relationship, he can move out of the house.
  5. Ugh, in keeping with "reminding" -- a peeve is being perceived as a nag for doing so. You know what? I wouldn't have to "nag" if you just remembered better!
  6. She was very "exasperated mom" in that moment. And also, I gather, a big fan of noodles (takes one to know one!). More, I think. Didn't it say that Rick has been gone for 5 or more years?
  7. It would have been really funny if they had Michonne actually say this.
  8. Haha, when I used to eat food while on a beach, my then-flat belly would noticeably "grow" -- it looked so funny in a bathing suit!
  9. I am no doctor, but I am going to posit that menopause is the root of it all! Because ladies get all the fun. Seriously, how many years do we get to be free of estrogen-related drama -- like 12ish (when we're kids and thus not autonomous yet)?
  10. Unithroid 100 mg. And no, my numbers don't seem to be getting steadily better; I am on my third "try" in terms of dosage (which I hear is not too abnormal). No one in my family who has this is obese or even fat. I am at maybe 125 to 130 right now at 5'4". But again, I was always on the skinny side -- didn't break 100 until I was in my 30s, haha! And I hated my body then too because, well, I guess, society is rude? But I didn't feel physically uncomfortable then like I do now with this cumbersome midsection. While it's not a high number in a general sense, it's enough of a change to cause discomfort and clothing issues. And, OK, if I stay here weightwise, whatever, but will it keep going at this rate? That would be a real problem! Oh, no -- I don't think anything like that.
  11. I clicked “like” not because I like it, but because it’s good to know that someone gets what I was saying.
  12. Stick Post-its on them labeled with disease names.
  13. It's not a trend and it's not recent; it's a regional thing, like pop vs. soda or something.
  14. I don't think so -- I think it's just "whoa" with the letters in different places.
  15. I just meant I hate the new spelling of "woah." Where did "whoa" go?
  16. Of course no one is forgetting -- especially not the Innocence Project. But there are apparently also some other aspects and details, mainly DNA, that may show that those things (which don't look great but are by no means absolute proof of murder), don't have anything to do with it. It's possible that he's merely a nasty bag of dicks (like Sandoval, haha!) and not a murderer. I still find Jo very annoying, but I also feel bad if people are being unnecessarily nasty to her. That said, I have no idea whether it's "unnecessarily."
  17. New peeve: "Awe" and "aww" are not the same. And I still hate "woah." Also, I hate when people complain about the people in TV shows resolving some kind of crime or conflict in an hour. It's not usually only an hour in the lives of the people in the show!
  18. Similar situation over here: menopause and newly diagnosed Hashimoto's (had no idea that my whole family has had this latter issue for years and years!). I would probably get tossed out of any weight-loss organization because I am not not overweight by the usual standards (however the hell they're even determined) and am now probably just about average (again, whatever that means). But here is the thing: after always being sort of on the scrawny side, I feel physically* uncomfortable at this size/shape/squishiness level! I don't feel like me and I don't feel "right" -- and I don't like not knowing which clothes are now uncomfortable or whether I should get rid of them! This change happened fast, what if it unhappens fast too and I threw all the clothes out?). *Maybe a little emotionally/mentally too. I don't feel like a person who weight-judges -- at least not toward anyone other than myself. ETA: Also a broken foot last year that was concurrent with these other fun things, so that probably contributed to a few new pounds.
  19. Forgive me, I don't know who is who yet and I may be being prematurely judgmental, but all I heard from that one guy was, "I didn't want a baby and I will NOT help."
  20. Re. "allegedly," Lassus beat me to it. Don't know if SP is one of them, but tons of people have been wrongly convicted.
  21. Oh, thank you -- I know all of that though. I just think Neville is wrong in this particular instance.
  22. Thank you -- more or less what I thought. It would have been nice of Dan to confide in Neville earlier, but Neville overreacted and really has no leg to stand on here.
  23. Then I guess I misunderstood this ^ part of your post. It's fine, it's not that big of a deal. And like I mentioned, there could be boring med-legal rules that affect how dumb the wording is and what is allowed to be outright claimed in the ad, which would cause advertisers to take a twistier course to convey an idea -- and it's no surprise that companies are indeed going to edge as close to the line as they possibly legally can to convey "this thing will make you all manner of perfect, you'll see!"
  24. Some people go to a doctor about bad BO or foot smell or something and then that doctor may prescribe a special deodorant after determining there is no alarming health issue. Same thing. NO ONE is saying ignore a real health issue. Sometimes a strong scent is only that. That is what Lume is for. Hating this doctor lady is completely valid (and seemingly common -- she is right up there with Miss Original Jardiance, I think). But that can be done without pretending a commercial is saying something it isn't saying. ETA: Based on other commercials that have disclaimers to prevent dopes from trying "this at home," maybe Lume would benefit from a similar thing about seeing a doctor blah blah. But that may necessitate FDA involvement or some kind of medical-legal reviews or something.
  25. Unless it says that, I don't agree. I don't think she's allowed to make specific medical claims because it would likely trigger FDA disclaimers. She's stating a fact and then explaining a product. But she is not saying anything explicitly. It's just a poorly worded (possibly deliberately) commercial, like 90% of the rest of them. No, I have never once met people. What is those? But, so what? The commercial isn't saying that regardless.
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